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Are you sure the drives are jumpered properly? Having two set to master can mess up the controller.

Ok, now I understand. Both the QS & The MDD can get the top Dual 7447 (1.8GHz), albeit from different companies. At that point, the MDD simply wins due to faster bus speed. The QS seems to have it in the bag for ultimate clock rate / fastest 7448 with its 2.0GHz SP, which I'm guessing...

I guess the MDD got the short end of the stick on upgrades. The QS is where its at. So, if I've got this right: Fastest 7448: Newertech 1.7GHz Dual Newertech 2.0GHz Single Fastest 7447: Giga Designs 1.8GHz Dual Giga Designs 1.8GHz Single All 4 not compatible with the MDD.

This is what I found that seemed relevant: http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-mac68k/2004/03/02/0001.html http://osdir.com/ml/os.netbsd.ports.mac68k/2004-02/msg00045.html http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/src/sys/arch/mac68k/nubus/if_netdock_nubus.c Edit- How would I go about getting more...

I am not sure what that is. I installed everything but games and comp from the binary sets. (Originally included comp, but the partition filled. ~about 202MB) Even with a way to get the driver onto the NetBSD parition, without comp I do not think I can recompile the kernel anyway. So, I would...

The microdock is made by newertech (and/or asante). Someone did write a driver as named above, but I do not know how to use it nor how to get it on the duo with no way to mount the NetBSD partitions from within Mac OS, no way to mount a floppy, and no network access. (Unless I can do something...

Awhile ago I tried getting linux on my 270c... with little luck... Recently, NetBSD has proved to be much more fruitful. I followed the guide here and now have a working, bootable install on my 270c. (Only took three days for the duo to do the install ::) ) However, I have a few questions...

My QS '02 that I somehow blew up... xx(

Top of the Line WS, Top of the Line 3400, and [nearly] top of the line iBook G4... ...very nice!!! While PDQ is technically the proper name, Wallstreet II is also a generally accepted term. The PDQ is my personal favorite PB. Mine has run 9, 10.2, 10.4, and Linux without missing a beat...

Long Way: Let it sit unplugged for a few days. Short Way: A. Turn On B. Rapidly Unplug

My mouse is indeed a Logitech MouseMan. I will try that software later. Thanks

Was this external HDD formatted as HFS/+ or FAT?

I have an old ADB Logitech 3 button mouse. How would I go about mapping them to different things?

It seems that the applications have lost their data fork. How did you copy them?

*is also eagerly awaiting 9 compatibility report*

It seems your images have poofed. xx(

@only one has a ROM simm Sounds like a good reason to get one of Dougg's simms }:)

You will want to find a version of Stuffit w/Dropstuff. I know v6 will create a regular .sit. When you have dropstuff, you can simply drag and drop folders to make an archive. That said, I personally prefer .tar.gz as it is universally accepted across the Mac OS, Mac OS X, and Linux/BSD world...

We need a "Radius Rocket Guide Thread".

Your previous guide is what actually got me to get my feet wet on C. I look forward to the upcoming parts. Thanks :approve: